All-Women's Expeditions & Resources
To the adventurous women considering our expeditions, it’s great to meet you! Welcome!
Hey Ladies, You Belong in the Mountains.
We know that being in a safe space of like-minded people is empowering, and we want all women to have this opportunity, which is why we offer many of our expeditions in an all-women's format. Here's where we are climbing.
Join us.
Meet our All-Women’s Expeditions—two intentionally designed trips where community comes first, support runs deep, and there’s no room for ego.
These climbs are about showing up, lifting each other up, and reaching big goals together.
Click each expedition below to learn more.
Women's Mountaineering: A Practical Guide to Big Mountain Prep
Mountaineering is tough. Doing it as a woman? That’s a whole different summit.
Join us Thursday, June 26th, for a FREE live webinar that digs into the real experience of climbing as a woman—led by two seasoned professionals who’ve guided, trained, and climbed across the world.
The face of mountaineering is shifting—and women are driving that change. This session dives into the why, along with smart, practical strategies for training, nutrition, and gear that actually fits (yes, even when it comes to pee funnels and period care). Expect honest insight and mountain-tested advice throughout.
We’ll also get into mindset: building confidence, managing doubt, and claiming space in environments that haven’t always made room.
There’ll be plenty of space for Q&A throughout the session—so bring your questions, big or small. We’re here for real talk and practical answers. Register now by clicking below!
Additional Webinar Resources:
The Importance of Strength Training for Women
Female Mountaineering Courses on Mount Baker
Mountaineering Gear: Female Harness Considerations
Meet the women setting the tone for our All-Women’s Expeditions: bold climbers, thoughtful teammates,
and inspiring peers who know what it means to be a woman in the big mountains.
Click on each climber to learn more about their journey.
We recognize that being a chick in the mountains comes with some, shall we say, unique considerations.
Check out a few of our resources below to jump-start your climbing career.
Click below to explore each resource further.
Eva Steinwald is 63 years old and proving that it’s never too late to start something big. Originally from Germany and now based in Boise, Idaho, Eva is climbing the Seven Summits by the age of 70, a goal she’s calling her 7 Summits x 70. She didn’t grow up in the mountains and didn’t put on crampons or carry an ice axe until her 60s. But after losing her husband, she found healing and purpose in the mountains.
It started with Idaho’s Mount Borah, where Eva pushed through her fear of heights and made it to the summit in tears. That moment changed everything. In 2021, she climbed Mount Rainier without ever having worn a harness or helmet. “I felt like I was on Everest,” she says. That climb gave her the courage to trek to Everest Base Camp the following year—and now, she’s back in the Khumbu, climbing Everest with CTSS and completing her first rotation.
Since that first climb, Eva’s ticked off Aconcagua, Denali, and now Everest, and she’s just getting started. Her 7 Summits x 70 goal isn’t just about standing on the world’s highest peaks; it’s about honoring the life she’s lived, the one she’s building, and the purpose she’s found along the way. “The mountains rescued me,” she says. And now, she’s climbing them—one summit at a time.
Help Us Shape Our All-Women’s Expeditions
If you have another climb in mind or a group of women ready to plan a custom expedition, drop us a note at info@climbingthesevensummits.com or drop an inquiry using the form below. If you’re eyeing a co-ed trip, we want you to know that you make up 45% of our clientele, and we’re thrilled that number is rapidly increasing toward our goal of 50%!
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